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The Spring Experience 2007 – Videos on the way!

I got an awesome email today… We are happy to announce that the video/audio streaming from TSE 2007 will be available online the week of February 11th for you. You will have the opportunity to see/hear the TSE 2007 presentations you were not able to make at TSE 2007 due to all of the great [...]

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The State of the Art in Dependency Injection: Rod Johnson

This was a truly fascinating talk. If you ever wanted to learn the entire history and landscape of dependency injection (DI), this was your opportunity. I really didn’t realize how deep of a topic DI really is. According to Rod, DI had its beginnings in 2002, in the Interface 21 Framework that was born from [...]

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Ajax Integration Guide for 2008: Jeremy Grelle

This talk looked really exciting going in. Jeremy is a member of the Spring Web Products team and the lead of Spring Faces, as well as a member of the JSF 2.0 Expert Group. He describes himself as the resident Ajax freak at SpringSource. Jeremy began by discussing the current Ajax landscape, highlighting what he [...]

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What’s New in Spring 2.5? : Juergen Hoeller

This was my second talk of TSE 2007. I have to admit I chose it by process of elimination – none of the second session talks particularly jumped out and grabbed me like Chris Richardson’s talk. Juergen is the project lead for the Spring Framework, so he was the obvious choice to give this talk. [...]

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Pair Programming with the Official Rod Johnson Bobblehead

As you can see, Rod really likes my Spring MVC configuration.

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Improving Application Design with a Rich Domain Model: Chris Richardson

This was my very first session of the conference. I’ve really been looking forward to it. I became pretty excited about object-oriented programming when I first really learned it in my computer simulation course at Ole Miss. In that course we built discrete event simulation programs using collaborating Java threads. Each thread implemented an object [...]

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Enterprise Java and the Changing of the Guard

Greetings from The Spring Experience 2007 in Hollywood, FL. So far this has been a great conference – I’m currently waiting for my third session of the day to start. As much as I enjoy all of the hype and eye candy at JavaOne, I really get a lot more out of these smaller conferences [...]

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